>> smaw >> marshalls and tj maxx did the same thing. judge jeanine: the emmyees at marshalls and tj maxx said they never saw an email like that before that said take count signs. >> i loved her speech. then when i found out that dress was -- judge jeanine: her father is proud of what she does. >> i was upset she brought her line into politics. judge jeanine: because she wore a dress she made. do you believe that a woman who devoted her life to women -- >> she was using her name to sell a product. right now her name is not that popular and the product is not selling. judge jeanine: thank you so much. back to breaking news. a ballistic missile fired from north korea. here to join us is chris colins from new york. >> good evening judge. you had a great opening statement. judge jeanine: i know the trump family, i know i van case an elegant woman too smart to fight with anyone. it's her promise to not even gang in anything that involves business and the government. and that's a classy woman. >> she defined class. judge jeanine: but let's tal

the company that owns tj maxx and marshalls said it instructs not to highlight the brand in stores. >> this is what ethics would worry about. it is interesting to me because she has stepped away from the business. she said she stepped away. >> she has no role in the white house. >> and he used the potus account is curious. >> what message does that send to anybody doing business with any of the companies if they want to cancel a contract? >>> nine minutes past the hour. sean spicer says senator john mccain should apologize for criticizing the recent raid in yemen that cost a nafvy s.e.a.l his life. listen to spicer push back. >> the action that was taken in yemen was a huge success. american lives will be saved because of it. future attacks will be saved. ryan owens life was a service to the country and taa debt to his family. >> cnn is reporting that u.s. anti-terror operations to stop because of all of the civilian casualties. u.s. official insists nothing has changed since that deadly raid. >>> the white house is thinking about using the designation of foreign terrorist organizatio

. >> marshalls and tj maxx have done the same thing. judge jeanine: the employees the marshalls and tj maxx said they never saw an email like the one telling them to take it down. >> i lofd her speech. i was upset she brought her line into politics. judge jeanine: that she wore a dress she made. she was selling it? do you believe that a woman who devoted her life to women -- >> she was using her name to sell a product. right now her name is not that popular and the product is not selling. judge jeanine: the ballistic missile fired by north korea. here is gop congressman chris collins from the state of new york. good evening. how are you? >> i'm enjoying your other conversation. you have had a great opening statement. judge jeanine: i know the trump family and i know her as an elegant woman who is too smart to fight with anyone and is totally staying out of this. it's her promise to not engage with anything that involves business. >> she chief fines class. judge jeanine: let's talk about what's going on with north korea? >> they are just

among the companies reporting results before the open today, tjx, the parent of tj maxx and marshals, and theme park operator six flags. after the close, we hear from tesla, hp, l brands and square. >>> making headlines this morning, bank of japan governor says the boj does not plan to push rates further into negative territory. the central bank chief making the comments to parliament today. kuroda suggests that economic growth in japan is accelerating and that inflation will hit the 2% target during the fiscal year ending in march 2019. of course, this reflation trade and the rise of inflation in many parts of the world, including europe, will start to make its way to japan. that would be something that would be welcomed by the japanese, which have been in this long phase of deflation. >>> we continue to watch the peso today after mexico said its central bank will offer up to $20 billion in currency hedges. the move is designed to help mexico calm the volatility what has impact the tpeso thus far. the dollar is stronger against the paeso. >> since donald trump's presidency, the peso

maxx connell. bad news continues to be the health of their center joel embiid. he's been rule out for tomorrow's game against the miami heat. nine straight and 12 out of the last 13 games for embiid only problem joe joe continued to be listed as day to day. here's sixers general manager. >> we're doing our best obviously to get our players healthy and ready to play. and if a player is listed as day to day, not with a certain or extended period of time, that's pegged as a potential return date, this is not about -- this is not about selling tickets or deceiving people. this is about trying to get the player healthy and ready. >> main street not good for sure. we need joe joe back out on the floor. let's talk flyers. with only 26 games left in the season, it's now time to start talking playoffs or maybe a reality for the flyers, missing the playoffs. after last night's loss at home to the islanders the flyers have now fallen out of the final wild card spot. one point behind the boston bruins. of cour

tj maxx and marshall's have said they are still carrying it. but "the new york times" said there was a memo sent out to employees telling them to pull off the signage, mix in the merchandise. once it's not highlighted, if it's not selling, then they quietly pull it. >> just don't buy it but don't announce it. i bet thaer they'll do it. >> good discussion, guys. >> that was fun. >>> ge shares, they're down 7% so far in 2017. jeff immelt's plan for general electric finally going to get this stock moving? lower again. it's lower over the last 15 years. "power" will discuss in two minutes. ♪ [ girl giggles ] when you have an equity summary score that consolidates the stock ratings of top analysts into a single score, you realize the smartest investing idea isn't just what you invest in, but who you invest with. isn't just what you invest in, if only the signs were as obvious when you trade. fidelity's active trader pro can help you find smarter entry and exit points and can help protect your potential profits. fidelity -- where smarter investors

tj maxx and marshalls confirming the ivanka trump line will no longer be prominently featured but mixed in with other brands. the stores told employees, quote, all ivanka trump signs should be discarded. >> tom llamas with us. we have heard from the president and now from nordstrom. any word from ivanka trump herself? >> reporter: david, ivanka trump has not commented yet, but the company is saying this. the ivanka trump brand continues to excommand across categories and distribution with significant year over year revenue. >> tom llamas with us. thanks as always. >>> now to the showdown on capitol hill at this hour. tonight, the senate is expected to vote to confirm senator jeff sessions as attorney general. but ahead of the vote, republican leaders set off a firestorm, using an arcane rule. saying she once wrote a leert who worned against sessions going for a judgeship. afterwards, he had been warned. she persisted. those words, she persisted, going viral today. hillary clinton joining the fight. abc's mary bruce on capitol hill. >> reporter: these are the words that shut down the sen

tj maxx and marshalls confirming the ivanka trump line will no longer be prominently featured but mixed in with other brands. the stores told employees, quote, all ivanka trump signs should be discarded. >> tom llamas with us. we have heard from the president and now from nordstrom. any word from ivanka trump herself? >> reporter: david, ivanka trump has not commented yet, but the company is saying this. the ivanka trump brand continues to expand across categories and distribution with significant year over year revenue in 2016. david? >> our chief national correspondent, tom llamas with us tonight. thanks as always. >>> now to the showdown on capitol hill at this hour. tonight, the senate is expected to vote to confirm senator jeff sessions as attorney general. but ahead of the vote, republican leaders setting off a firestorm, using an arcane rule, to silence senator elizabeth warren after she read a letter once written by coretta scott king who warned against sessions going for a federal judgeship. afterwards, he had been warned. she persisted. those words, she persisted, going viral

tj maxx and marshalls confirming the ivanka trump line will no longer be prominently featured but mixed in with other brands. the stores told employees, quote, all ivanka trump signs >> tom llamas with us. we have heard from the president and now from nordstrom. any word from ivanka trump herself? >> reporter: david, ivanka trump has not commented yet, but the company is saying this. the ivanka trump brand continues to excommand across categories and distribution with significant year over year revenue. >> tom llamas with us. thanks as always. >>> now to the showdown on capitol hill at this hour. tonight, the senate is expected to vote to confirm senator jeff sessions as attorney general. but ahead of the vote, republican leaders set off a firestorm, using an arcane rule. saying she once wrote a leert who worned against sessions going for a judgeship. afterwards, he had been warned. she persisted. those words, she persisted, going viral today. hillary clinton joining the fight. abc's mary bruce on capitol hill. that shut down the senator. >> mr. sessions has used the awesome power of hi

nordstrom and mash shalls and tj maxx not selling the line. that surrounds the ivanka trump. her sales dipped 26% online. it studied the sales on five online sites. the report in the wall street journal states her line plunged 26% leading up to the election which suggests that was the business decision. the sales decision that nordstrom was making. >>> new evacuations ordered overnight in northern california. over structure concerns of a dam. officials moved nearly 200,000 residents out of the path of the dam. serious concerns this morning about what is intense flooding downstream. >> we have water over the top of the emergency spillway. it was beginning to erode the ground. then the dirt and everything rolls off the hill. if that is not addressed and we don't take care of that and mitigate it properly, essentially we are looking at approximately a 30-foot wall of water. >> officials are waiting for first light this morning to assess the situation better and decide when it is safe for residents to return. >>> spelling counts. hard lesson heard by the social media team at the

you have to look to stores like tj maxx. i think if you see that happening, they should do well. >> out of home depot. they're not selling beats or crazy things. people seem to be coming. the comps blew away the numbers. inventory is under control. people knocked it for five years. it doesn't matter. i like hd. >> it should be trading better but i've had a very mixed bag. he was on the board of foot locker. >> and tesla says there's something under the hood that points to more gains. >>> most fast food stocks have been another hot trade. should you bet on some of these names? our traders will weigh in with more on the fast food side of the coin. >>> papa johns moving after it reported earnings. let's get the latest. >> here's what you have. if you look at the shares. they're down about 2 3/4. about 38,000 shares worth of total volume in the after hours. the earnings and revenues story aside, one of the interest points they brought up on earnings was this idea that they did see an increase in comparable store sales. they sold

tj maxx. what do you see there? ? all i see is under armour. >> i said i buy it. >> nike has outlets in every other town. >> so does under armour. we're talking about something that is a $120 item that's going for $12. >> we spend a lot of time talking about management here. this is an inspired guy. >> he is a great guy. he created this brand and he's done it 20 years. >> haven't there been cases where that founder is not necessarily the right person for the next phase of growth? >> yes. we've seen him come back. there's the business which has a hiccup. still on a tremendous trajectory. the biggest problem is that they were trading way too high. so those are two very different things. i think the stock is priced too much for perfection mountain middle of a -- >> a hiccup. >> trading at 40 times. >> today's price, it is down a half%. it does not appear this was a capitulation by any stretch of the imagination. i don't know what the low was in march 2009 but it was lower than that. that i think is a chance to trade into

>> we know that tj maxx and mr. had marshalls are still carrying the line but according to the "new york times," a memo was circulated to take will down to ivanka trump signage so it is not so prominently he displayed. and we are reaching out to all of those still selling the vaumpl merchandise and there's some trump merchandise had as well. lam lamps. >> home goods. >> thank you. another sign that the trump smaigs taking its eyes off the ball of the tax reform. that's what the rally has banked. on getting this reform. is this just another thing seems to be an obstacle to accomplishing that agenda? >> no. i don't think so. i think it is a distraction. i think the agenda, although it seems there are some road blocks that nobody will anticipated, they're seemingly coming up. i don't think this is an obstacle. if you want to drill down to nordstrom's, pretty interesting. about a week ago or so, steve said you could probably buy these retailers for a short selling rally. nordstrom's, big short interest. you could probab

tj maxx card, they're gaun. charles: shah, not good for business, yet nordstrom stock was up 4% mostly after all this dust-up happens. how do you explain something like that? >> i don't think nordstrom move had anything to do with this. unfortunate they're taking this position. it is too political. nordstrom stock in my opinion because there are a lot of shorts that had to cover. this is one of those circumstances in terms of politics, in terms of marketing of this i understand retailers position. they think public might be against donald trump. they go with where their sales will go or fall from, that i understand. i think it is a tragedy that this is what we've come to. they're going to demonize this woman who has done nothing wrong. by the way, in terms ohis entire camp probablyhe mt say, grounded person? charles: i don't think it was a business decision though. listen to the statement that nordstrom's came out with a few days ago after president trump's travel order. it goes something like that. when john w.

but tj maxx and marshals took a different approach. while you can still find her merchandise at those stores it's not on display. shoppers have mixed reactions. >> i'm glad that they took a stand if that's what they were doing. >> what is her shoes, clothes, bag have to do with her father being president? it's sad. >> nordstrom's says its decision is based purely on business and not politics. some democrats are now accusing the president of using his title to boost his family members' business empire. the white house says the president was simply defending his daughter. >>> on the storm watch, dramatic new video of the runoff from all this rain. the marin water district sharing this video of the raging spillway near lake lagunitas. many bay area reservoirs are already at capacity. and we may be seeing the most rain in years but that hasn't changed the minds of state water regulators. today they voted to extend emergency drought laws for nine more months this. comes despite the pleas of water districts who are already out of drought con

maxx. >> look, when it comes to his family, it's been very clear how proud he is of what they do and what they've accomplished. for someone to take out their concern with his policies on a family member of his is just not acceptable and the president has every right as a father to stand up to them. >> lori rothman is live at the new york stock exchange. lori, we know whenever president trump tweets about something, it has some impact on what this stock is doing. what does it look like right now? >> indeed. at the moment it looks like nordstrom, you can say the benefit of a trump bump. initially after his tweet came out, shares were down about 1%. but now they've rebounded. shares of nordstrom up 2%. let me replay the tweet for you saying my daughter ivanka has been treated so unfairly by nordstrom's. she's a great person, always pushing me to do the right thing. terrible. very much what you'd expect from president trump, given his history of tweeting. here's a look at the broader market. fact that nordstrom's department store brick and mortar which has been under such duress, the who

. >> tjx, tj maxx, marshall's, when it comes to ivanka trump's stuff or signage, kind of throw it away. is there a hit they could take on the downfall? >> at this point, honestly, everything that trump does every day, we look at it and say that's unprecedented. that's all we say. oh, my god, what did he do now. i think the horror of the things he says is start to wear off. what will come down to it is the bottom line. if her pieces, her merchandise wasn't performing and not doing the sales they needed to do, now you have trump, who has a very low approval rating. that translates. who wants to have a product line that associates with the worst approval rating in history? >> you have companies taking the hit who went after trump and now those companies associated with trump. >> those hits happened prethree weeks ago. everybody saying give him a chance. now they're saying we gave him that chance. it's still not working. now there's a much more negative connotation with his brand. we're seeing that people protesting outside everything that has to do with trump, mar-a-lago, hotels, all arou

claim not political moves give me a break. >> give me a break, another reason why i won't go to tj maxx and marshals all stores that i can't go to are getting smaller and smaller actually a good thing, but he with all with all due respect can you imagine shoe reversed president obama daughters had business venture all of a sudden boycotted it because of politics, of course, about politics has great product lines greet person great mother real role model for women you have big bigs libel obviously she has been a role model fighting fo issues people are protesting, what did she do but she is the one that has been talking about child care the one out there pushing a lot of -- these to support saying i want to boycott her preposterous. >> if what nordstrom said is true a lower price point compared to apparel nordstrom does sell if he sales declining have perfect right to cut that brand loose why keep it because raft names trump because it might look bad. >> how do you complain marshall. >> some particularly a lot of -- macy's, dumped donald trump's brand, and there has been a the lot of com

. >> and tj maxx says destroy ivanka trump's advertising postings. and wells fargo because that support the decision to build the pipeline. and a resistance to all things trump. it's a deluge against our president, media, big tech, all against him. see what a new poll is saying. "varney company" is about to begin. ♪ >> there's a huge storm hitting the northeast. no snow at the white house just yet, but i have to tell you that some 3000 flights have been canceled. president trump meets with airline executives right there at the white house. i guess the snow would give some an excuse not to be there, but there is one executive who will not be there. and it's not because of the snow. who is not showing and why. >> he's the ceo of american airlines, doug pack parker. he has a conference. and the temporary travel ban he says is making operating conditions difficult and its turmoil and divisive going on. >> the leadership meeting is more important than meeting with the leader of the free world. what do airline executives want from trump. >> they're mad t

. >> i buy it at tj maxx. >> and you don't jump in to making men's casual wear which we saw them do this past year when you think your growth and base business is fabulous. so, they went into shoes, athleisure i'll call it. if you're knocking the cover off the ball in the base business and didn't have way too much competition, i can go to target for c9 performance wear and about as good of nike and under armour and pay a third or a quarter of the price there. it's out there really anywhere. >> you know the history of the company better than i do but i recall it's been from time to time extraordinarily aggressive in their sales projections. in other words, what their goals are. who can blame them for wanting to shoot high? but he said he had doubled the business in the past three years. as i recall, he had very aggressive targets. are they in some ways the victim of their own talk? >> i think if anything maybe they're the victim of their own success rather than their own talk. they had 26 consecutive quarters of 20-plus percent revenue growth. and that streak was just broken in the prior

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tj maxx is down by 1.5% in premarket. it to do wind up beating estimates. sales were better than estimated at 3%. quarter lowerrst than at spectator. the estimate was $.81. that it is tracking down the stock about. by 20%.ed its dividend not enough to outshine the forecast a little bit of light. the stocks have been going up. alix: walmart and masons killed a yesterday. will be hereoore to talk about her investment atategy with stocks sitting record highs. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: i am taylor riggs and the hewlett-packard enterprise green row. coming up is kate moore. -- enterprise green room. >> other stories making headlines. i am taylor riggs. it'sver is conducting what called a comprehensive review of options after a proposed takeover of kraft heinz fell apart. they expect review to be completed by early april. offerheinz withdrew its on sunday saying in early leak complicated matters. dow chemical and dupont on track to win approval for their combination as soon as next month. that's according to people familiar with the situation. they say the t

macy's had doubled the sales, now tj maxx is beating the sales . stuart: from one woman shopper to the big board. >> 20,811. who would have thought, who would have thought a few years ago that we would have been closing in on 21,000? i would have never thought of that. apple, let's look at that. new high. backed off 6 cents. $137 a share for apple. jack in the box, cut guidance, whoa, that will take you down for that nearly 9 and a half percent down there. cheesecake factory, higher profit up 1%, weak forecast from boston beer, makers of sam adams, down nearly 6%. that's some serious movement here. higher profits of the gun maker and the company declared a dividend 44 cents a share, up but gun stokes not doing well since the election. 50 bucks on stone, fitbit, lost money for the first time since it went public. adam shapiro, what is going on? >> problem with revenue. 7eleven million. they sold 23 million devices last year which was up over 21 million devices they sold in 2015 but not enough. they had a loss with earnings and they face increasing c

results before the open, we have tjx, parent of tj maxx and marshalls and six flags. after the close, tesla, hp, l brands and square. >> you know when bristol-myers squib combined? 1989. >> i was in the business. >> just barely. >> not this business, the previous business. investing business. like so many people in that business, i was helping make people small fortunes. >> from big fortunes? no, no. we would invest their money until it's gone a lot of times. have you heard all these jokes? okay. this is bad but ironic. jerry brown told me the drought was permanent. it's just really weird that now there's flooding. i just -- what am i supposed to believe? i don't know. andrew, did you ever think there would be flooding in california again? didn't you think -- i thought it was a permanent climate change induced drought? >> i can't take this one. >> now it's flooding. i don't know. floodwaters overwhelmed homes and cars in low-lying neighborhoods of san jose. the hardest area hit was along coyote creek. dozens of families have been impacted by rising floodwaters. rescue